Hi @Stealthii @crobinson898 ,

I just wanted to test the qcatcher but i wanted to know which files did u use for the below(which repositories):

• nginx
• unbound
• sniproxy

Thanks in advance,

Elie

PS3 and PS4 are both confirmed to be working well, but we haven't tested the configuration on PS Vita (either working cache, or passthrough capability).

NGINX Amplify should be an option for anyone who wants to remotely monitor their qcacher service.

https://github.com/nginxinc/nginx-amplify-agent/blob/master/docker/ubuntu1604/Dockerfile

Lochnair/lancache@918b977

To prevent blocking of HTTPS connections if the one sniproxy is overloaded, we should look into support for multiple SNIproxy nodes listening on the same port.

Upstream sniproxy added support for reuseport (dlundquist/sniproxy@1cbba1b).

Lochnair/lancache@95859da

Users of your software that enable DNSSEC will not be able to validate DNS after October the 11th 2018.

Your repository contains a root key file without the new DNSSEC trust-anchors:

. IN DS 19036 8 2 49AAC11D7B6F6446702E54A1607371607A1A41855200FD2CE1CDDE32F24E8FB5
It should also include:

. IN DS 20326 8 2 E06D44B80B8F1D39A95C0B0D7C65D08458E880409BBC683457104237C7F8EC8D

More information can be found at: https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/ksk-rollover

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Warmly,

Roy Arends
ICANN

Create a variety of live boot environments that can run qcacher headless with minimal/no configuration, to better facilitate home LANs and quick setups.

Consider the following:

• LiveCD (only needs to download images)
• Live iPXE boot (downloads (CoreOS and images)[https://coreos.com/blog/boot-on-bare-metal-with-pxe.html])
• VM image (CoreOS tweaked for Xen, KVM, Hyper-V, VMware, Virtualbox, etc.)

Xbox support has never been independently tested or written by the qcacher project, and should be considered broken until a full rewrite is attempted.

ti-mo/ansible-lanparty@0b2441b

wendelj/lancache@b7fb423

The following servers have been linked from various parts of the web:

steam.apac.qtlglb.com
steam.apac.qtlglb.com.mwcloudcdn.com
*.steampipe.akamaized.net
*.edgecast.steamstatic.com

Work should be dine to find out what content is provided from these servers, and if they should be added to cached locations.

GOG has recently moved to HTTPS for content delivery like Riot, and do not currently offer any downgrade facility for RFC1918 addresses.

I have contacted GOG's support team about possibly implementing this as a feature, but until then, this issue is blocked.

Hi GOG team!

I help prove tech support and services for a local gaming society, who also run a large gaming and anime convention once a year. We hit 5000 attendees but survive with only an 8Mbit internet connection.

More recently, we've rolled out CDN caching on-site for many known game services, including Riot, PSN, Steam, etc. This has enabled us to allow (rather than block) these services as we have limited bandwidth available.

Riot recently moved to HTTPS for content delivery like you guys, but in order to help local LAN parties cache, they gracefully fallback to HTTP when (e.g. cdn.gog.com) resolves to an RFC1918 (or local) address.

It would be great if you could add this feature - right now there are a few games people play that are available on GOG but we have had to block this due to inadequate bandwidth, requiring people to have the game installed from home before they come.

Discussion on Riot's change: ti-mo/ansible-lanparty#8 (comment)

Q-Con's qcacher: https://github.com/Q-Con/qcacher

Best Regards,
Dan Porter

multiplay/lancache@ca8915f
ti-mo/ansible-lanparty@82cd976
Lochnair/lancache@1bfd485

With the release of the Nintendo Switch, online services are likely to have changed for this console. We need to confirm:

• If the Nintendo Switch can utilise internet connectivity without issue,
• If we are caching content already, and adding support if not.

https://techcrunch.com/2016/06/22/nginx-amplify/